Ребел-Ридж (Rebel Ridge)

[DandyAndy]

 

              Режиссер  Джереми Солнье

   Автор сценария  Джереми Солнье

       Оператор  Давид Гайехо

Композиторы  Брук Блэр       

                    Уилл Блэр

          Продюсеры  Джереми Солнье

                               Винсент Савино

                               Аниш Савджани

                   Нил Копп

 

ААРОН ПЬЕР

Аннасофия Робб • Дон Джонсон

 

Эмори Коэн • Дэвид Денман

Джеймс Кромуэлл • Стив Зиссис

 

Бывший морпех Терри Ричмонд приезжает в городок Шелби-Спрингс, чтобы успеть внести залог за своего кузена, пока того не перевели в тюрьму штата. Но местные полицейские задерживают Терри и устраивают гражданское изъятие — забирают всю его наличность по подозрению, что средства получены от наркоторговли. Не сумев вернуть деньги законным способом, мужчина решает действовать по-другому. Он находит неожиданного союзника в лице судебного секретаря Саммер МакБрайд и вступает в противостояние с начальником полиции Сэнди Бёрном и его подчиненными. Поскольку ставки становятся смертельными, Ричмонд должен использовать свои навыки, чтобы добиться справедливости и защитить Саммер.

Цитата

Жанр — боевик, триллер, криминал, драма, детектив

Цифровой релиз — 6 сентября 2024

Время — 131 мин

Рейтинг — R

Изменено 11.10.2024 21:00 пользователем DandyAndy

[Andrewx]

Хмм. Солнье хороший реж. Может и посмотрю.

[Стальной Детройт]

Выйдет трейлер, тогда будет ясно. Ждать или нет.

[Dracula5]

За Зелёную Комнату кредит доверия от меня.

 

Так что жду.

[DandyAndy]

К Бойеге присоединились Дон Джонсон, Джеймс Бэдж Дэйл, Эрин Доэрти и Джеймс Кромуэлл

[DandyAndy]

Присоединились Анна-София Робб и Эмори Коэн

[DandyAndy]

Спустя месяц после начала съемок, Бойега покинул проект по «семейным обстоятельствам»

A Netflix spokesperson told us: “Rebel Ridge is pausing temporarily as we look to re-cast John Boyega who needed to leave the project for family reasons. We remain committed to Jeremy Saulnier’s extraordinary film and look forward to resuming production. We look forward to continuing our partnership with John Boyega’s UpperRoom Productions, in addition to our upcoming film They Cloned Tyrone in which he also stars.”

[GlitchMob]

очень жаль Солнье. это очень некрасивый поступок.

[DandyAndy]

Просто взял да ушёл

In early June, John Boyega abruptly exited the Netflix production of Rebel Ridge “for family reasons,” according to a statement released by the streamer at the time. But other sources say that in fact, Boyega simply walked away from the production with filming underway — which, according to one person with knowledge of the situation, the filmmakers only discovered when they looked for him at his hotel and found that he had checked out.

 

According to sources, there seemed to be no one incident that prompted Boyega to leave in the midst of shooting. Several insiders, however, say the star had myriad issues ranging from the script to his accommodations.

 

Top Netflix executives, including head of global films Scott Stuber and co-CEO Ted Sarandos, tried to persuade the star to return to the set without success.

 

Dozens of crewmembers on the project were let go after Boyega’s departure as the production disbanded. The shutdown may be temporary, however. Sources say the new plan is to resume shooting with a new lead early next year.

 

Industry veterans say they cannot remember an instance in which a star walked away from a movie when filming was underway. “I know actors who wanted to back out of a movie, but nobody actually bails,” says one top executive who is not involved with the movie. “Not once they started shooting.”

 

Boyega’s London-based agent, Femi Oguns, denied in an email that Boyega had unceremoniously exited the project. “I can categorically say that these rumours are completely untrue,” he wrote. “People will form their opinions often rooted from boredom. As stated John unfortunately left due to family reasons which in truth is none of anyone’s business except his own. John and Netflix have a wonderful relation which will continue to grow for years to come whether that be through his acting or through [boyega’s production company] UpperRoom.”

 

Through his representatives, Rebel Ridge director Jeremy Saulnier (Hold the Dark, Green Room) declined to comment.

 

In the wake of Boyega’s departure, Netflix was unable to find a quick replacement. The production has disbanded for now, with plans to resume with a new lead early next year. The film, which Netflix has described as “a thriller that explores systemic American injustice,” had already been delayed for more than a year because of COVID-19. The budget is said to be in the $25 million range.

 

Last year Netflix made a deal with Boyega to develop films “based on stories, cast, characters, crew, literary properties, mythology, screenplays and/or other elements in or around African countries, with a focus on West and East Africa.” After the actor left Rebel Ridge, the streamer said in a statement: “We look forward to continuing our partnership with John Boyega’s UpperRoom Productions.”

 

Boyega’s decision to exit the film would seem to preclude an insurance claim for money lost due to the shutdown of the production. Industry insiders say Netflix would not sue, though it would appear that an actor could face liability for leaving a project of his own volition while shooting was underway.

 

Asked for a reaction to the incident, an executive who has worked with Boyega in the past expressed surprise and was “very disappointed to hear it. The guy is so talented.”

[MaximumCoool]

Крутой звездный актер, ему можно.

[DandyAndy]

Бойегу заменил Аарон Пьер

 

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[DandyAndy]

Съемки стартуют 25 апреля

Most of the original cast have been re-bookable, including AnnaSophia Robb, Emory Cohen, Don Johnson, Zsane Jhe and James Cromwell. Newly joining cast is Mare of Easttown and 13 Hours actor David Denman. Some crew had to be replaced. Louisiana will be among filming locations.

[DandyAndy]

Jeremy Saulnier on the “tumultuous” production on his Netflix thriller about “a militarised police force”

With such taut, superbly-shot thrillers as Blue Ruin and Green Ruin to his name, interest has been high in writer-director Jeremy Saulnier’s next film, Rebel Ridge. Bankrolled by Netflix and originally due to begin filming in April 2020, however, its production was beset by problems, including a pandemic-induced delay and the sudden departure of its star, John Boyega.

 

Speaking exclusively to Film Stories, Jeremy Saulnier – who’s promoting a new home release of his 2015 thriller, Green Room – described the making of Rebel Ridge as “tumultuous.”

 

“We came back three years in a row to make that movie,” he adds.

 

After Covid-19 saw Rebel Ridge’s production delayed in 2020, filming commenced in Louisiana the following spring, with Don Johnson, James Badge Dale, James Cromwell and AnnaSophia Robb among its starry cast.

 

A few weeks into the shoot, however, Boyega had left the production, with “family reasons” cited for the star’s sudden departure. (Rumours circulated that Boyega left because he was unhappy with the script – something his management strenuously denied.)

 

Saulnier didn’t mention John Boyega by name in our conversation, but he did allude to “an issue that shut us down in year two.”

 

That shutdown lasted around 11 months as a replacement for Boyega was sought; British actor Aaron Pierre was eventually hired, and filming commenced again on the 25th April 2022. Having previously appeared in TV’s Krypton and Garth Davis’ sci-fi film Foe, Pierre isn’t as big a name as Boyega, but Saulnier has nothing but praise for the actor; “It was a very special opportunity to showcase him in his first, bigger lead role in a live-action movie,” the filmmaker told us.

 

Saulnier also revealed that the budget on Rebel Ridge is rather higher than the $25m previously reported by such outlets as The Hollywood Reporter.

 

Said Saulnier, “Whatever happened to us along the way, it allowed us to cast a young man, Aaron Pierre, who’s on the rise, who would not normally be allowed to helm a – I think the budget’s $40m, $37m, whatever it is – [film].”

 

This isn’t a vast budget by Hollywood standards, but it’s by far the biggest project Jeremy Saulnier has made to date – his previous film, also for Netflix, was the atmospheric thriller Hold The Dark, which he once said was made for “under $15 million”.

 

Details of what Rebel Ridge is about have been kept under wraps over the past three years. An official synopsis simply reads, “Rebel Ridge explores systemic American injustices through bone-breaking action sequences, suspense and dark humor.”

 

Saulnier was keen not to divulge too much more than that, but when asked whether it shared a similar sense of isolation to his previous films, he told us that Rebel Ridge is “the opposite.”

 

“The latest movie [Rebel Ridge] is the opposite – it’s actually hurling someone headlong into… it’s still a small town, but it is bureaucracy, it is the justice system, it is a militarised police force. All these things that go down. But it’s a lot of interactivity and talking and fighting. And it’s much more thrust into the mix. So maybe I had my fill of [isolation] and I wanted to go a different direction.”

 

Filming wrapped on Rebel Ridge in July 2022, with Saulnier announcing the milestone on Twitter/X; “Third time was indeed the charm,” he wrote at the time.

 

Since then, the film has reportedly been test screened to positive reactions, and Saulnier says that it’ll be getting a sound mix “in a couple of weeks.”

 

And, despite the tumultuous production – which saw him “slamming right into the Hollywood I’ve tried to avoid” – Saulnier says he’s excited about the resulting movie.

 

“I think I’ve had enough time with it,” Saulnier said. “It had a tumultuous birthing process, but because of that, it’s my first movie where I’m fully at peace with it at the release point – whatever that might be, we have not found the release date yet.

 

“I didn’t fully appreciate Green Room for what it was until years after I made it… With Rebel Ridge, I’m like, ‘No, it’s not a perfect film, but man, it’s the best it can be’… For me to call my agent say, ‘Hey, guess what? Like, this film isn’t at all a piece of shit’ is a big step forward. So I’m very excited to share it.”

[al-ib]

мучительное ожидание(

[DandyAndy]

6 сентября

 

 

[Esk23]

Давно и сильно жду - Солнье крутыш мочилово ставить

[DandyAndy]

[DandyAndy]

[Boroda4]

История создания сабжа интереснее самого сабжа

[DandyAndy]

Metascore 79 (16 рецензий)

[al-ib]

на томатах ваще 95. топам нравится. ток одной женщине не зашло. удивительно, что с таким сюжетом простеньким. оч жду . но почему у фильма до сих пор нет русского названия 

[Boroda4]

Не зашло, потому что она не черная

[KoreanGringo]

Кто глянул уже?

[GlitchMob]

Солнье опять решил в перевёртыш revenge-сюжета, и если в Blue Ruin пересобирал типичную конструкцию, то здесь он вписал классического таинственного незнакомца, который на самом деле крут во всём, и присущие этому загадочные персонажи и привычки в наличии, но

Спойлер

вместо того, чтобы после предупреждения, что его лучше не злить, начинать всех убивать без разбору, он никого не убивает и делает всё, чтобы никто не умер + в свете нынешней моды хейтить копов, здесь копы просто пытаются сохранить своё место под солнцем, и появление других копов считается спасением

не ждите экшена, это детектив с прекрасным первым часом и в дальнейшем вынужденно расслабляющийся. Аарон Пьер хорош, но понимаю изначальный выбор Бойеги на роль, так и представляю, как он эти диалоги произносит - всё ещё без понятия, почему сбежал со съёмок. не уж то хотел как обычно?

[al-ib]

Снято великолепно(от Солнье неудивительно), Пьер прекрасно вписался. Бойега бы просто не потянул эту роль. И я ы даже готов простить фильму пацифизм и некоторые странные повороты, но второй час реально слишком сильно проседает. пейбэка для зрителя нет. Но вся копская тема, мотивация и внимание к деталям понравилось. к великому сожалению 6/10